can these bowls be used for soup? i would love to have clear glass soup bowls.
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Yes these bowels have a good weight to them. I mixed a small amount of pancake mix in one. They are excellent.
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Yes, I use these for soup. I liked this set of dishes and this is the only bowl that I was able to find to match and I bought it and use them. It is large so I just don't fill it up as much.
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I would say if the soup is an appetizer serving size then yes, but I would say it is too small if the soup is your main course. I usually use them for a small side salad. Hope this helps.
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I've not seen any offered. Most likely you cannot find any made specifically for the bowls. You could likely get the size of the opening and then get the lids separately from a different vender. The bowls are beautiful and work well as serving bowls. But they are too small for most of my kitchen mixing use. Only the largest of the three has practical mixing use.
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They hold about 5oz according to the box. They are small and GLASS with no handles...If the soup is hot, probably not a good idea as they would be hard to hold.There is no heat instructions in the box...so I would think that they are for tasting small cool or cold foods. There are ceramic type tasting dishes soldhere at Amazon that might work better.
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I don't think I would use them for soup, they are a little delicate, I used them for dessert shooters and it worked pretty well for them.
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I would say they qualify yes. I don't know that they are flakes, they do plump up nicely into petite diced vegetables, but they definitely seem like they would fit the bill in a soup recipe.
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I have not used it for soup but would do it. Just because of the sealing from inside. Just be careful with the cap/lid. It does not stay tight.
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I don't see why not, as long as you don't need space for more that a few Tablespoons! And it would be the cutest soup bowl ever!!!!
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Yes. I use them to freeze soup. But, I seal the top with plastic wrap as a precautionary measure.
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The bowls that come with the set are more soup bowls in that they are bigger around but shallow. We use them for cereal or soup. Hope this helps.
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Hi, Ana! I'll be honest, I planned on using them for tomato soup and tossing mini grilled cheeses across the top... But they are really thin. I was afraid the plastic would melt:( You are better off with mini ceramic mugs or glass for chilli. Hope that helps!
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Can't imagine it wouldn't. Soup in jars seems like it would work really well. You'd need a jar adapter. If you wanted to freeze them, would probably want a baggy.
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Absolutely. These bowls are high quality and they are all I use. I threw away everything else I had. I even use them to serve from at family and informal gatherings. I've bought three sets and given two as gifts.
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They are made out of tempered glass. While I use them to serve hot foods (such as soup), I personally would not use them in the microwave.Since microwaves work by exciting electrons (read as 'heating up')--particularly in water molecules--I personally would not microwave food or liquids in glass of this thickness (even though it is tempered glass). The reason for my hesitancy is the thickness or thinness of the glass itself.However, this is just a personal preference. Since the bowls are made of tempered glass, one could microwave food/liquids with less chance of breakage/shattering as compared to un-tempered glass. They are made out of tempered glass. While I use them to serve hot foods (such as soup), I personally would not use them in the microwave.Since microwaves work by exciting electrons (read as 'heating up')--particularly in water molecules--I personally would not microwave food or liquids in glass of this thickness (even though it is tempered glass). The reason for my hesitancy is the thickness or thinness of the glass itself.However, this is just a personal preference. Since the bowls are made of tempered glass, one could microwave food/liquids with less chance of... » Read More They are made out of tempered glass. While I use them to serve hot foods (such as soup), I personally would not use them in the microwave.Since microwaves work by exciting electrons (read as 'heating up')--particularly in water molecules--I personally would not microwave food or liquids in glass of this thickness (even though it is tempered glass). The reason for my hesitancy is the thickness or thinness of the glass itself.However, this is just a personal preference. Since the bowls are made of tempered glass, one could microwave food/liquids with less chance of breakage/shattering as compared to un-tempered glass. « Show Less
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Hi, I don't own these bowls, but I never met a glass bowl that couldn't, other than possibly leaded crystal.
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The soup bowls are pretty flat. We've been using them for cereal and work fine, but I plan on looking for some coordinating bowls that are better suited for cereal.
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A little small for a side dish, although not impossible. I use them for pasta Bowles and salads. They could also be used for larger portions of soup.